Public support for US President Donald Trump has declined to the lowest level of his political career, according to recent polling data.
According to the Operative Information Center-OMM, a joint survey conducted by Reuters and Ipsos indicates that only 33 percent of respondents approve of the head of state's performance.
This figure has remained unchanged across three consecutive polls. President Trump's current approval rating is now lower than the 35 percent minimum recorded by his predecessor, Joe Biden, in October 2024.
It should be noted that at the beginning of President Trump's term, his approval rating stood at 47 percent. However, rising tensions regarding Iran and growing dissatisfaction with the administration's economic policies have contributed to a steady decline in public support.
Furthermore, more than half of registered voters have reported a deterioration in their personal financial situations since President Trump's inauguration in 2025. Such polling data is frequently used by political analysts to gauge the effectiveness of executive policies and the potential impact on upcoming legislative agendas or midterm political climates within the United States.
